The biosurfactant containing cell-free broth retained its surface-active properties after incubation at high temperatures, at a wide range of pH values and salt concentrations.
In order to improve antimicrobial activity and dispersibility of Ag NPs, surface modification of Ag NPs by CTAB, which is well-known due to its surface-active and antiseptic properties, was performed [17].
The susceptibility-increasing toxicity of GML may be due to its surface-active and membrane-active properties.
Partitioning characteristics and HPLC chromatographic analysis revealed remarkable reduction in its surface-active nature and micellar solubilization capabilities, as reflected through increase in CMC and decrease in MSR.
This is attributed to its more surface active sites and strongest internal electric field, originating from the highest specific surface area and thinnest nanosheet morphology, respectively.
In the case of Europa, which is believed to have a mammoth, liquid ocean beneath its icy surface, active regions would pinpoint locations where liquid water is located close to the surface.
The definition of surfactants in this review is very broad, following its lexical meaning "surface active agents", and therefore includes traditional alkyl modifiers, biological ligands, polymers, and other surface active molecules.
This feature of the Pt(1 1 1)/Os becomes its surface more active for ethanol oxidation at lower potentials than that observed for Pt(1 0 0)/Os, although at high potentials the high presence of OsO2 is prejudicial to the catalytic activity of the electrode.
Out of all the rocky planets in our Solar System, Earth is unique for many reasons, including liquid water on its surface, an active core generating a strong magnetic field, and the presence and abundance of life.
Pyrisept contains the active ingredient cetylpyridinum chloride, which is a cationic quaternary ammonium compound (QAC) known for its use as a surface active agent with antibacterial activity by binding to the cell membrane [ 7, 8, 10].
